Life of Pause

Pitchfork 6.5/10 Wild Nothing's third full-length is their cheeriest and most fleshed out recording to date. Jack Tatum let his love of soul music and even some disco seep into his dream-pop project, and the best moments are the most PG-13 Wild Nothing has been on record yet.

The Line of Best Fit 7/10 On his third album, Jack Tatum steps out from the shadows to dissect romantic disintegration via his trademark tapestry of 80s indie influences and rediscovers his knack for euphoria in the process.

DIY 4/5 Wild Nothing take an unmistakable euphoria and drive it home.

The Skinny 3/5 Life of Synth may have been a more apt title for Wild Nothing's third record, cultivated as it is around layers of woozy electronic timbres.

Under The Radar 7.5/10 Counterintuitive as it may seem, Life of Pause, Jack Tatum's third full-length as Wild Nothing, is a work that makes quite a fuss over sounding less fussy than the records that preceded it.

Clash 8/10 Having sprung from his dorm room with bold ambitions on the dream-pop packed debut ‘Gemini’ then repeating the feat all over with the even

Pop Matters 8/10 Photo: Shawn.

The Guardian 3/5 Jack Tatum’s third Wild Nothing album ticks all the indie boxes, but rarely excites in the process